Webinar 30 June: IFRS 9 Provisioning in Europe: Current Practices, Regulatory Findings & Key Challenges
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We are pleased to invite you to the next session of our “IRB Hot Topics” webinar series, entitled “IFRS 9 Provisioning in Europe: Current Practices, Regulatory Findings and Key Challenges”, taking place on 30 June 2026 from 12:00 to 13:30 CEST.
In an environment of continued supervisory focus and ongoing economic uncertainty, IFRS 9 provisioning remains a key area of attention for financial institutions across Europe. The increasing scrutiny from the European Central Bank (ECB) and the diversity of practices across jurisdictions underline the need for a robust understanding of regulatory expectations, market practices and relevant benchmarks.
Webinar Objective
Drawing on our latest research and market experience, we will share perspectives on provisioning approaches, benchmarking developments, and selected findings from recent supervisory reviews. The webinar will also highlight areas where current IFRS 9 practices intersect with broader prudential and IRB considerations, making it particularly relevant for professionals engaged in credit risk, modelling, regulatory compliance, and financial reporting.
The topics for discussion will include:
IFRS 9 Provisioning Approaches and Benchmarking as of the 2025 Financial Year-End:
- Management overlays across European banks, including their use and underlying rationale.
- Benchmarking of IFRS 9 risk drivers, including coverage-ratio dynamics, risk parameters across products, and current modelling practices, with selected reference to prudential and IRB considerations.
- Macroeconomic accounting, including the number and weighting of scenarios and their application in LGD and CCF parameters.
- Approaches to the accounting for novel risks.
ECB On-site Inspection (OSI) Findings on IFRS 9:
- Analysis of the severity and nature of OSI findings.
- Key areas of regulatory concern.
Our Experts
This webinar will be led by our international experts in credit risk modelling, regulatory compliance, and financial reporting.